Two markets
The listed share and its token, in the same view.
A market intelligence terminal bringing exchange prices,
on-chain readings and evidence-led research into one view.
The company trades on an exchange. Its token can keep moving after the closing bell. Reading either side alone leaves part of the story outside the frame.
PANTER brings both readings together, with their origin and observation time attached. The same market, seen with a sharper perspective.
The listed share and its token, in the same view.
The evidence around a move, not only the price.
Assets, readings and market signals connected.
A workspace for a market that keeps moving.
A market workspace built around connected readings: the asset on its exchange, the token on the chain and the source behind each figure. Clear context, from the first overview to the last detail.
Start with the evidence. Follow it wherever the question leads.
A searchable board, with the day’s changes and each asset’s readings.
The exchange and token price, with their difference in basis points.
An on-chain workspace that keeps transfers and block references together.
A place for sources, fundamentals and the information behind a move.
Local research that cites the records behind each answer.
Save a watchlist, build paper positions and set your own conditions.
From the full board to one asset’s details, keep the markets and the evidence in the same field of view.
Compare the exchange and the token together. See both prices, daily moves and the gap that connects them.
Bring the asset universe into one searchable view. Sort the day’s moves and keep your own watchlist.
A focused page for each instrument, with chart, market readings, route details and supporting evidence.
Filter the market before opening another tab. Find the assets and conditions that deserve a closer look.
Research anchored to recorded figures, with references beside the answer and no unsupported numbers.
Inspect transfers, values, addresses and block references in the same workspace as the market.
A place for timestamped headlines and original publishers, kept distinct from market interpretation.
Connect an instrument to the business behind it. Fundamentals belong next to the price, not in another workflow.
Track exposure in a paper portfolio and explore position sizes without leaving your market view.
Save price conditions against the assets you follow, then see which ones match the recorded snapshot.
Group companies by the forces moving them. A narrative becomes useful when its underlying assets are visible.
A view designed to connect the chain’s movement to the company’s market performance over the same period.
Preserve the time and source behind a reading, so a past observation can be distinguished from a new one.
Build a virtual position, compare a sample round and explore the outcome without a wallet or a real stake.
Explore the local demo today. Live data, news, AI and on-chain providers require production integrations.
The difference is how much context stays with you while you read the market.
Piecing the view together yourself
The view starts with the name you already know.
A number alone does not explain its origin.
The listed share and token follow different hours.
Different prices sit in disconnected windows.
Old data can look just like a fresh update.
A confident answer is not a source.
The perspective in one workspace
Filter, sort and compare a connected set of assets.
The dataset and observation time stay visible.
Compare the exchange and chain without changing tabs.
The difference is expressed in basis points beside both prices.
A demo reading never presents itself as a live feed.
Inspect the figures and references behind an answer.
Stocks, crypto and an ETF, with paired price readings.
Exchange and on-chain values shown on the same row.
Every asset points to the local demonstration dataset.
No simulated quote is presented as a real-time feed.
Read the market from different angles. Keep the origin and observation time beside the numbers.
Every reading needs an origin, an observation time and a common unit. Inspect the exchange and chain records side by side, with the basis calculated from the same inputs.
The on-chain view brings transfer amounts, asset values, addresses and block references together. Each row keeps the evidence needed to understand a movement.
A market wire should identify its publishers and the time each report arrived. This workspace reserves that place for verified feeds, without presenting invented news as fact.
Research starts with the records available to the terminal. In this version, local queries compare the sample data and cite their inputs. Live AI research requires a connected provider.
The exchange price and on-chain reading appear on the same row, next to the daily move and calculated basis. Explore the difference without losing sight of the source.